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World news — September 12, 2026 - Page 4

World publications published on September 12, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive. Page 4 of 4.

94 publications

  1. WorldBillMiddle East

    Najib's Pardon Application Postponed

    The Federal Territories Pardons Board, chaired by Yang di-Pertuan Agong Sultan Ibrahim, decided to postpone the consideration of former Prime Minister Najib Razak's pardon application. Najib, who has been serving time since 2022 for his involvement in the 1MDB corruption case, will continue to serve his sentence. The board also granted pardons to 65 other prisoners. Najib's lawyer stated they will continue to fight for their client's pardon or sentence reduction.
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    iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max Pricing Revealed in India

    Apple has announced the pricing for the iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max in India. The iPhone 18 Pro starts at ₹1,64,900, while the Pro Max starts at ₹1,79,900. Pre-orders begin on September 12, with sales starting on September 18. The devices will be available in four colors: Burgundy, Silver, Black, and Blue. They come with the A20 Pro chip and feature improved camera systems.
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    Clashes Erupt Between Iranian Security Forces and Terrorists in Saravan

    Armed clashes have broken out between Iranian security forces and terrorist elements in the city of Saravan, located in the southeastern province of Sistan and Baluchestan. The confrontations follow a raid by security forces on a house used by Takfiri terrorists. No further details on casualties or the outcome of the clashes have been reported.
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  4. WorldRegulatorsMiddle East

    Spain Grants Citizenship to Sahrawis Born Under Spanish Rule

    Spain's lower house has voted to grant Spanish citizenship to tens of thousands of people born in Western Sahara when Spain administered the territory. The bill, which still needs Senate approval, covers those born before 1977 and their descendants. The move is seen as a historic reparation by supporters, but it has strained relations with Morocco, which claims Western Sahara.
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  5. WorldChinaSci PolicyPublic Health

    India's Top Court Orders Timeline for Food Warning Labels

    India's Supreme Court has directed the federal government to provide a clear timeline for implementing food warning labels on packaged products within 10 days. The court expressed concern that the absence of a specific timeline could delay the implementation of stricter labeling rules. The food regulator, Food Safety and Standards Authority of India, is willing to implement both phases of the labeling program simultaneously.
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  7. WorldEarth

    Historic El Niño Event Expected by End of 2026

    A historic El Niño event is expected to peak between November and December 2026, with an unprecedented rise in ocean surface temperature. The phenomenon, which occurs every two to seven years, is predicted to reach a strength not seen in over 170 years of observation. Scientists warn that this intense El Niño could lead to severe weather events such as droughts, heavy rains, and extreme temperatures worldwide.
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  8. WorldAsiaMiddle East

    Kazakhstan's Pavlodar to Build Major Ice Sports Palace

    Kazakhstan has allocated 19.9 billion tenge for the construction of a multifunctional Ice Sports Palace in Pavlodar. The complex, set to be completed by December 2027, will span over 22,000 square meters and include a 400-meter Olympic-standard ice rink, two hockey rinks, curling lanes, a training hall, and a 500-seat tribune. The project aims to develop five Olympic winter sports: speed skating, ice hockey, figure skating, short track, and curling.
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    Fires and Explosions in Ukraine

    Multiple fires and explosions have occurred across Ukraine. In Kyiv, a fire broke out at an oil refinery during a strike, injuring three people. Another fire erupted in the Obolonskyi district following an explosion. A residential complex in Brovary also experienced a fire. In Bucha, a fire resulted from an explosion. In Odessa, a high-rise building caught fire due to a massive rocket attack.
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  13. WorldMiddle East

    Universitario's 'Puma' Carranza Returns to Matute for Classic Against Alianza Lima

    'Puma' Carranza will join Universitario de Deportes' delegation for their crucial classic match against Alianza Lima on September 12, 2023, at the Alejandro Villanueva stadium. The historic 'U' figure aims to provide support to the team seeking results in the fight for the Clausura Tournament. The match will be broadcast nationwide on L1 MAX and L1Play, with Micke Palomino as the referee.
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  14. WorldBillLawMiddle EastNorth America

    Saudi Arabia Shuts Down East-West Oil Pipeline After Drone Attacks

    Saudi Arabia has confirmed shutting down its East-West crude oil pipeline as a precautionary measure following multiple drone attacks that caused fires and damages. Several people were injured in the attacks. The pipeline, with a capacity of 7 million barrels per day, is crucial for transporting crude from Saudi Arabia to export terminals on the Red Sea.
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  15. WorldJudiciaryTreatyMiddle East

    Belt and Road Summit Concludes with Record Attendance and Cooperation

    The 11th Belt and Road Summit saw over 6,000 attendees, including high-level officials and business figures, marking an increase from previous years. The event resulted in over 60 memorandums of understanding worth approximately $300 million, three times the amount of last year. Notable participants included the Prime Minister of Uzbekistan, Abdulla Nigmatovich Aripov. The summit also focused on the Central Asian region and highlighted Hong Kong's role as a 'super value-added place'.
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  16. WorldWarMiddle EastNorth America

    North Korea Fires Ballistic Missiles Amid Joint Military Exercises

    North Korea fired several ballistic missiles early this morning, suspected to be targeted at the joint military exercise of the US, Japan, and South Korea. This is also the first time North Korea has launched ballistic missiles after 23 days. The US and South Korea, along with Japan, held the "Freedom Edge" exercise from July 7 to 11 in international waters east and south of Jeju Island, testing their readiness against North Korean missile and nuclear threats. South Korea holds an emergency meeting.
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  21. WorldRegulatorsMiddle EastNorth America

    Germany-Ukraine Partnership to Counter Hybrid Threats

    The German state of Baden-Württemberg will collaborate with Ukraine to counter hybrid threats from Russia. The partnership involves systematic exchange of data and practical experience in countering espionage, cybercrime, and drone attacks. Ukrainian special services will share operational information and methods, while German police will undergo training in Kyiv. The initiative comes in response to 165 suspected sabotage cases and 747 suspicious drone incidents in Germany this year.
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